Ala Jaza
Ala Jaza is a Spanish reggae band that formed in Barcelona in the early 2000s. They're led by vocalist Diego "Puto Largo" Ferreyra, with Sergio "El Niño"...
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Ala Jaza is a Spanish reggae band that formed in Barcelona in the early 2000s. They're led by vocalist Diego "Puto Largo" Ferreyra, with Sergio "El Niño" Reche on guitar, David "El Niño" Pérez on bass, and Mario "El Niño" García on drums. Their breakout song "Mi Forma de Ser" became something of an anthem for their audience.
They've released six studio albums between 2004 and 2017, starting with their self-titled debut in 2004 and including records like "Pa'l Pueblo" and "El Sonido de la Calle." Other songs like "Si No Me Amas" and "Te Soñé" appear in their catalog. Their lyrics often touch on social themes, which has occasionally drawn criticism.
The band has worked with other artists including Rubén Blades, Manu Chao, and Amparo Sánchez. Their sound mixes reggae with hip-hop and Latin rhythms, and they've maintained a following through live performances that are known for their energy.
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